Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Which part (#) adjusts the height of the flame?

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Which part (#) adjusts the height of the flame?"— Presentation transcript:

1 4 2 1 3 1. Which part (#) adjusts the height of the flame?
#3 gas adjustment valve 2 1 3 2. Which part (#) controls the color of the flame? Which # refers to the gas inlet? 1 2 – air inlet

2 Identify the hottest part of the flame (#)?
Flame Testing Lab Describe a hot flame. A light blue flame (cone-shaped) inside a darker blue flame. NO yellow flame visible. Identify the hottest part of the flame (#)? # 2

3 Match the terms that best fit together.
Substance Mixture Solution Compound Substances include Compounds Mixtures include Solutions

4 WORD BANK Colloid Compound Element Heterogeneous Homogeneous Matter Mixture Solution Substance Suspension 3 2 1 A type of matter / Can be separated by a physical means A substance that contains only one kind of matter. The Tyndall Effect is a test done to visually distinguish between a _________ and a solution. 4. (not from word bank) Give an example of a compound._____________ Water

5 WORD BANK Colloid Compound Element Heterogeneous Homogeneous Matter Mixture Solution Substance Suspension 3 1 2 A mixture of 2 or more substances that is homogenous at the molecular level. A type of mixture in which the particles are larger in size. A mixture in which every sample of it has a different composition The ink from the lab is what type mixture homogenous or heterogeneous? homogeneous

6 Match the terms that best fit together.
Substance Mixture Solution Compound Substances include Compounds Mixtures include Solutions

7 D C B A 2 1. How many liquids are in this solution?
2. Where is “solution X” boiling? 3. Where has ALL of “solution x” become a gas? B and D D D C B A

8 A B D C E C Additional Problems: Changes in Phase Involving Solids
A solid + energy  liquid B liquid  solid + energy (out) C solid + energy (in)  vapor D solid + energy (in)   liquid E vapor  solid + energy ice melting at 0 C water freezing at 0 C 3. a mixture of ice and water whose relative amounts remain unchanged 4. a particle escaping from a solid and becoming a vapor particle Snowing on EXTREME cold day 6. dry ice sublimating A B D C E C


Download ppt "Which part (#) adjusts the height of the flame?"

Similar presentations


Ads by Google